[Sidenote: 1451 / SEPT. 14]
As the _oyer and termyner_ is to be at Norwich on Thursday next,[253.4]
sends John Bokkyng to wait upon his counsel there to see to his matter
against Appulzerd. They are to spare no cost to bring it to a good end,
especially the bill of maintenance against Appulzerd, who was the
greatest cause that the inquest passed against F. so untruly.
(_Signature not F.’s own._)
London, 14 Sept. 30 Hen. VI.
[Footnote 253.3: [From MS. Phillipps, 9735, No. 251.]]
[Footnote 253.4: 16th September.]
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